Picturesque English cottages and their doorway gardens (1905)
Ditchfield, P. H. (Peter Hampson), 1854-1930 · Philadelphia : J.C. Winston · leaf 71
g masonry.Above these are successive ranges of levelgalleries, also In the thickness of the wall,each going around the tower, and placed sothat the roof of the one below always formsthe floor of the one above. These galleriesare crossed successively by a stair, from whichaccess to them is obtained… … REMAINS OF A ROMAN HOUSE AT SILCHESTER the windows are placed in vertical ranges soclose to each other as to be separated onlyby their upper and lower lintels/ The mostfamous of these prehistoric, buildings is thebrock on a small island called Mousa, inShetland, which approaches very closely tothat…
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